Forth Meadow Community Greenway - Civic Education

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Forth Meadow Community Greenway is a new £5.1 million EU PEACE IV-funded project that will connect parks and other open spaces in north and west Belfast along a 12 km network of shared walking and cycling paths from Clarendon Playing Fields, through Springfield Dam and onto the new Transport Hub in Belfast City Centre. 


The aim is to connect neighbourhoods, encouraging residents to make more use of facilities in neighbouring communities and promote use of the shared spaces through cross-community projects and activities.


A planned Youth Civic Education project will give young people, from all community backgrounds, the opportunity to discuss and address issues and concerns that affect them (e.g. sectarianism/ racism, suicide, drug/ alcohol abuse, youth violence, isolation, the environment, etc.), with the aim of helping them towards making informed decisions about their own future and that of other young people living and socialising along Forth Meadow Community Greenway. 

For more information on the Greenway, see here: www.belfastcity.gov.uk/forthmeadow

Belfast City Council is seeking views from young adults living local to the Greenway on what would be useful to them in a Civic Youth Education project, to help us design the project. PEACE IV would be grateful if you could help us by completing the following survey.








Forth Meadow Community Greenway is a new £5.1 million EU PEACE IV-funded project that will connect parks and other open spaces in north and west Belfast along a 12 km network of shared walking and cycling paths from Clarendon Playing Fields, through Springfield Dam and onto the new Transport Hub in Belfast City Centre. 


The aim is to connect neighbourhoods, encouraging residents to make more use of facilities in neighbouring communities and promote use of the shared spaces through cross-community projects and activities.


A planned Youth Civic Education project will give young people, from all community backgrounds, the opportunity to discuss and address issues and concerns that affect them (e.g. sectarianism/ racism, suicide, drug/ alcohol abuse, youth violence, isolation, the environment, etc.), with the aim of helping them towards making informed decisions about their own future and that of other young people living and socialising along Forth Meadow Community Greenway. 

For more information on the Greenway, see here: www.belfastcity.gov.uk/forthmeadow

Belfast City Council is seeking views from young adults living local to the Greenway on what would be useful to them in a Civic Youth Education project, to help us design the project. PEACE IV would be grateful if you could help us by completing the following survey.





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    Youth Civic Education Survey

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    Please be aware that if you are signed into Your Say Belfast, your site registration details can be linked to this survey.  There is no need to register to complete this survey, however you must sign out of Your Say so that your response is anonymous. 

    If you have any questions about completing this survey,  you can contact the Council’s PEACE IV Team at Belfast City Council, The Cecil Ward Building, 4-10 Linenhall Street, Belfast, BT2 8BP or send an email to peace@belfastcity.gov.uk

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    Belfast City Council is the data controller under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) for the personal data it gathers for the purposes of administering your response to this PEACE IV survey.

    You are providing your personal data to the Council whose lawful basis for processing is for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest.  The personal data may be shared internally within the Council with staff who are involved in managing this survey and where necessary, between internal departments with the purpose of supporting an effective delivery of service. 

    It may also be shared with the SEUPB for the purposes of monitoring and evaluating the Belfast PEACE IV Programme and fulfilling our contractual obligations to the SEUPB.  Your personal data will not be shared or disclosed to any other organisation without your consent, unless the law permits or places an obligation on the Council to do so.

    The personal data is held and stored by the Council in a safe and secure manner and in compliance with data protection legislation and in line with the Council’s Records Retention and Disposal Schedule. If you have any queries regarding the processing of your personal data, please contact PEACE IV at Belfast City Council, The Cecil Ward Building, 4-10 Linenhall Street, Belfast, BT2 8BP or send an email to peace@belfastcity.gov.uk

    If you wish to contact the Council’s Data Protection Officer, please write to Belfast City Council, City Hall, Belfast, BT1 5GS or send an email to dataprotection@belfastcity.gov.uk

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